New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-14
REPUBLICANS GATHERING.
e, 1,ns COMING HERE FROM EVERY STATE.

forably filed despite the fact that many clubs have
been practically asked for lack OF space to
accommodates them.
kilograms and letters kept pouring into Secretary
Ceason's Office yesterday, announcing the formation
of new climbs and the lists Of delegates who would
represont them Tho committee hes secured Cooper
Union for Thursday evening. This makes possible
70 hold public meetings evcry evening during tho
convention n Is understood that Mr.. Lynch the COZ
ored ex Congressman Of Mississippi will make his ao-
dress on Tho SouthNri suffrage question IN 'ool'r
Union and If possible Senator Frye VIII speak on '"''
evening also Others may also make addresses, ~ "
Is the intention Of the convention to have I'll" '"'
speeches brief and brsincSSlikc. AS one Vi 'n0 '
mittce expressed It yesterday:
CALLED TOGETHER FOR BUSINESS.
This is to lie woGins convention" We -.
erther for business-scrionS husiness-"iu W. " %
do II 10 the best OF our ability. EVcrS'n'"s WIN ~
,rarsactcd ON that basis. No onG'wnded ars"n''.S
~ ,rosorc decIamafions about worn-o ont subjects vi
,,so tho ,ullIc or as many of them As can pc AZ
conmodatcd will he welcome bnt there VIII ho' w
r,ucb roam If all the delegates come VINO nave sa'"
chat thov would As nearly can estimate there
will he al least 400 and should not DC s"rp'''o'
10 they exceeded that number considerably -
M, loss than fftysix clubs from THIS S'''o W."
sord do,cr,eS Ohio ranls second sending relre'h'a
,,vss from twenty eight clubs. Newlersc! j 'n,'"
nor ,orrcscntaIivcs being those OF twenty SIN
tions PENNSYLVANIA IS a close fonr'''' u" ..
tcinr tvrntv-fve Next on the Hs' J. '' .,,.
with eighteen clubs representing the country ",',,
as well as Boston, Lynn and "thcr l"fS ~ mono
CO LITTLE Rhode 'slard sends eleven one ,'u'
49,, cnoc,,cut which entities her TO sixth pace
,ror Connecticut cOme Kansas and Ml'h'r"''
with five Maine. Maryland ano west >"N',""
sond forr Minnesota Iowa Indiana hcn'"c"H
ncsscr and nearly all the rest OF th' ''d' ,.
rtores arc represented by from on !" wv. rn,s
No organization is allowed 10 sehu "o'0
idont and five members.
DrrrGATFs FROM THIS STATE
MI. ,,or,.os from Vcw-York number nearly -oo
Those from the Republican club o. inc cl'E a" ,.
,dont James 2. Foster. Joseph POOL f. - l,
Josc,h Tllman. James A. Hancha'o ""u "'"' -
- rho,r a,tcrnates ave william X. oco't' 'an',S
W u.wcs VI G. AddcwS. Thomas I. "ch'""'''" -
As,1ov and John : Smith All IN" It'p"oi,'"
=, ,hc c,,v and Hrook'vn will send null decsn'""> |
Tho yornr Mems of the NNist ASN'h'"'9 ,
will have among its representatives 0'"'' 49,,
Potter !. Miller. pres 'i"nt OF me orEd'"'" 60
&c , blanchard The sturdy and onFfge"c '"'
Jam - ,, NO ronr,scn,cd bv william II. Bcllamy'
h0'' -, no Cornty COMMITTEE: Alexander '""
- ,,.d VI .,hro NJ. NJ Budlong. 'ohh = lam
w, ,,ol II Randall Henry c. Ro' lnNoh anu N
srev NJ Vnderhlll among those VIM WIN
,h. dignity of the thriving Harlem '.uO . ,o..
rt lincoln clubs men are s major van 'o''' 80 -
Inc LINN ,,soor.rd stewart. Alfred r. Conhling'
L. -, shields aid {. Volney King. lo'e'' l..
,,' ,ds M, delegation from the Pioneer N"'i - ~
49, >,,,h ward Acting PrcSiden' 1aEI'' d"u ~
,ou,nN and Frank 5 Gardner arc among wv ,l' .'a
trou, the Young Mems Club OF 'hr y -. q, lo
1,be colorsd men are taking an active ''' ,,
corvontion and a stronI delegation VIII IoI ,
.,n,,,,, organization the Il 'blican mon ITO
1n, rh representatives are Jo'eph H. Si"''h, Jon"
- v,,ban Johnson. Samuel j. siochleS' ho'''
II. Uirccss and Edward Buiio'A Il. ., ,o-o, ,,c,,
'' ,a cIo u smith Is one of the half dozen mem
hors NJ the XXth District club tha' VIII 10 ,,
Tho delcgation from the James q. bIa'no - .,
80, YIN nsstrict Will be healed b. Theodore hl'""
VI rao,,vn Dcpnblicans will turn out IN io'oc'
=, " II Vunams. Andrew L. Bailey W ID
pecan, lanes $ Case Chester b. La"lc"'0 anu
Charles l. Moore will voice the seh''Ho.'9
younr Republican Club. Three OF lo"'
will come down IRON Albany. JoA" ~ 49,.
.T,. Albany Journal and Eugene BnrliheaA' az
.r,onp those representing the uncohul'io"' o'
cn,,mcrate all the wellhnown men 'hA' wiz |-oo
So ,,i. s,ate alone would require cOinh" Vi 9I'0'
since every city and largo town almost VIII 10 49,
sented including Binshahoh' Linn d, -, 800,
Troy roboe, LockpO.t which VIII schd l~0'"'u ~
a.. a,d = + Ellsworth; kingston horneilsNi INC, 70
icy am mn 1;c,rre B sloan head oil Inc ucle
Catnr. saratoga, NJ aoh, nonl''edu, ii1o", tao,.i
e a.io Ongda | ca Kecscyil!e Poughhecps,o
-, -, delegates will be- allace Bruce, ioil"
Van While Plains. oyster Bay, sing 0i,s, s+r,
}fms',inr seneca Tails. stapietOn. MaFIDOiouEn' ~,
flush.ns, 1,hch senate Hiscock comes as delegate
PlgtisbUrg Po'sdan' " h''l s'o"0' '
o'"''' o1ro's LARGE REpRr sTNTATI"N.
New York however will not be much hioio lung
reprcsentcd than Ohio, since there Is sod'Ooi3 P
NJ any iuluDr ance In that state tba' Is not fcI'''
of N, large cities like Cincinnati, Cleveland ana
Columbus send several delegations maze UP Va '"'
mast Intelligent men IA the organizations 1t ioohs
now A. though tho honor Of temporary Chairman """'D
Ga to Ohio. as Mr.. Ryan, president Oh inc LH@N"o'
seems to have numerous admirers MOI O'-S "7
those from his state, bat also ou'''d' u IT, %
oI;co i let,veen him and Colonel Atkinson, oi De |
troit who 1, considered able presiding OHocI N"'
ernor Foraker Will lilo waS mol h'l''u Io'
,ha Same reason that tho committee ava not I"t'tc
senator sherman, senator ALISON, Genera, en-
and oihr., who have been talked vi a. lI'sIio'' ."
camddacs tho reason being that mo convention uV>o
moi intend 10 BOOM am On;. Ih' Nhi" inc" ''o'
hers already asc coming on special tIah tia' - tno
Sturtey amt House. Most of the Ieh'ylVa"a o;'oea
tons will also reach hero today ,, A.. ,rs. =, |
GalnsLa A. Crow, y no spcaber OF the Nous o. |
Representatives In LincolnS tino' VINO WIN , '"t
one OF the principal speeches on inc ,di & 10
yesteIlay LOOKING hale and vigorous a. ever, nc
Is enthusiastic over the cOhNeh"' anu "0' - VIZ
There Is nothing He keeping up The organization
he said in discussing the mailer al Tue i,oa ,S
last night. IT, tho doubtful voters tha give 'iD
victory, and these men cant be lhnuehceq m"IH ~
campagn lileatgre The time TO ning ,Ig them Rs
Is what these clubs Will do, and don't WONDER ,hc.o
IS such strong sentiment III ID, OF 81 h grcas hsc
ton Ny idea Is to mahe inc talln ,ic 70 "a, ,bfh
now President Cleveland has set everybody 10 thnh
Ing on the snDleo he ', ,aynS dophn on this oes
ton ever since IA but they have got 10 race u no"
squarcy. They cant dodge II any loaeci' VIZ W
win next year, Why, certainly. The l'emocLa,s
can't stay IN Office I'm these times over one in me
only got By the of those follows "ho aiWays
want a change Of party once every twenty Year iha
change has taken place, and now these NO'oIs a'o
satisfied for another twenty years"
PKONISPNT MEN FR VI MANY STATUS
Philadelphia and PittSbmg Will DO especially well
represented but all the other Pennsylvania cities ana
towns OF importance viii send clubs The Ne"-Joisy
for the most part Will stay at the StuttcNan
House It's delegations Will represent the Republic an7
OF Newark Jersey city, Paterson falnheld Candeh |
Woodbridge. Burlington. Elizabeth, Belevie, orange
Asbury Park Railway, Crawford, Trenton, Morristo"h
Nestfcld. Rutherford and several other places.
The Connecticut cities and towns that send dciega |
lions are New Haven, which Will have nearly score
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